Windsbringer List of Ship Arrivals and Departures
Long list of ships arriving at and sailing from various ports including Jamaica Barbados St Kitts and Lisbon. Vessels named include The St. Mary's Planter Gill London Lioness Shrewsbury Indiamen and others with captains and departure ports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
S. Dear
Fes
Wind N
Pattison
St. Kitt’s
Ulysses
Littleton
Africa
Tagus
Innis
Lisbon
Argyle
Robertson
Ancoga
Pecary
Clealand
Tobago
Hero
Strivens
Grenada
Ariadne
Ruffel
Dominica
His Majesty
Drat
Maria
Pringle
Barbadoes
Inchiquin
Montague
Waterer
Portsmouth
Canadian
Abbot
Havre-de-Grace
George
James
Jackson
Guaveseny
Thomas and Elizabeth
Watson
Dublin
Sally
Thomson
Belmazavon
Friendship
Alicant
St. Mary's
Elworthy
Malaga
Jamatica
St. James
Wilson
Rebecca
Stott
Chubb
Bristol
Elizabeth
Madge
Jamaica
Prince George
Campbel
Bermuda
Hector
Smith
London
Falmouth
Pendarvis
Green
Corke
Poole
Diana
Board
Liam Corke
St. Michael
Jago
Waterford
Eagle
Salmon
William and Mary
Morgan
Union
Hamilton
Princess Royal
Duthie
Friendthip
Dunn
Orange Bay
Somerville
Blagrove
Campbell
Proston
Holmes
Montreal Letter Details Quebec Attack and Prisoner Losses
Extract from Montreal dated Fan 16 describes General Montgomery's bold attack on Quebec between four and six in the morning of December 31. About 500 troops entered the city but were overpowered. Montgomery and several officers fell, 300 officers and soldiers were captured, while Col Arnold and Major Ogden were wounded. Gen Wooster and Col Warner march to assist, with 17,200 British troops estimated before Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonndon
Montreal
Montgomery
Quebec
de Camp
M‘pherson
Cheesman
Henderick
Green
Bidowe
Meigs
Arnold
Ogden
General Hospital
Wooster
Warner
Green Mountains
Albany
Prohibition Extended and Maritime News from Boston to Jamaica
The order extending the export prohibition remains in force for three months. Elsewhere, deserters from land forces are offered a free pardon if they surrender by April 16. News from the Atlantic reports ships like George, Joseph, Saville, Layton, Manners arriving in Boston and Antigua after November gales. The Carcass Bomb reached Portsmouth with heavy losses, and other vessels were damaged or lost, including the Royal Charlotte and Commerce. A death of the Earl of Derby at Grosvenor Square is noted, along with court cases, marriages, and obituaries. Also mentioned are a new comedy cancellation, a suicide by a young woman, a pleasure boat collision with drownings, and criminal verdicts at Old Bailey. Details on bankruptcies and naval medical officer recruitment are included. Subscriptions for a Church of England relief fund are listed with notable donors. A large estate sale notice for New Forest, Kirkby Hill, Yorks, outlines multiple farms, rights, and rents. Further inquiries are directed to William Sleigh and Edward Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardon
Great Britain
Ireland
King George
Joseph
Saville
Boston
Layton
Antigua
America
Caprke
Sir Peter Parker
Portsmouth
Royal Charlotte
Mitchel
Jamaica
London
Paine
Shields
Kentish
Lord Stanley
Grosvenorquare
Earl of Derby
County of Lancaster
Colman
Ifington Spa
Drury Lane
Deptford
Old Bailey
Samuel Whitlow
James Langar
William Kerrison
William Evans
Newgate
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Thomas Jones
Alias Evans
Michael Newman
Bow-street
Covent-garden
Archibald Girdwood
Edridge
David - Street
J. W
Charles M.allafter
Girdwood
New
William Ingram
Hallgate
Hellwath
George Bowe
Hallgate Common
Halgate Pature
Arkendale Coramon
Keckswath
Kirkby-Hill
Charles the Iid
William the Hid
Schayl
Earl of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Str. James's
William Taunton
Scratton
Dorfer
John Meech
Dorchester
St. Fames’s
Henry
Frederick Thynne
Island of
Jersey
Eberic A. Barton
New England
Whitehaven
Portmouth
Spithead
Mouat
Admiral Graves
Preston
Trident Transort
Greaves
Chatham
North America
Lark
Tom Barker
West Indies
Bonny
Tate
John Ainley
New-street
Bishopsgate-street
Sarah M‘donnell
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Samuel Nicholl
Baliol College
Oxford
Shewell
John Henry Suhring
Angel-alley
Whitechapel
John Hawkins
Redburn
Hertfordshire
Bellies
Knight-rider- Street
Doctors-Commons
Madeira
James Curree
Clapham
Bath
Ann Pigott
Windsor
Joshua Newell
Bawkrupts
Philip Paumier
Edward-street
Marybone
Middlesex
Apothegary
Gye
Guildhall
Attornes
Attornes, Meff. Pstéman
Barrett
Maiden-lane
John Churchill
Liverpool
Lancashire
Golden Lion
Dale Street
James Clegg
Jacob Sellshop
Attornies
Meff
Bristow
Amesbury
Wilts
Goodfellow
Salisbury
Charles le Neve Martin
Norwich
Maid’s-head
St. Simon and Jude
William Todd
Old Hutton
Kirks
Kendal
Westmoreland
White Lion
Kirkby Kendal
Richard Cox
Twiping
Gloucestershire
Marsh
Robert Kennedy
Edinburgh
Thomas Burns
Haddington
71St Regiment
Guards
His Majesty’s Navy
Surgeons-Hall
Harrow School
St. James’s Street
Dre Roycroft
John Adams
William Jones
Lord Badger
Robert Falke Greville
John Smith
N.B
Gardner
Strand
Pthis
County of
Glamorgan
South - Wales
Wiliam Jones
Swansea
South- Wales
Church of England
North-Amsicay
Weare ‘and Co
Gosling and Co
Fleet-street
Drummond and Co
Charing-crofe
York
Canterbury
Winchester
Worcester
Peterborough
Menceares
Price George Chamberlayne
de Satis
Lincoln
Duke of
Heberden
Ferdinando T
Clay. Cracherode
Bangor
Ggore Medcalfe
S. Glaffe
A.B. Perditto
Richard Harington
Sherlock Willis
Elgere
Butler
Landaff
Backhowse
Syrbury
de Vyse
Mr. Hotham
St. S Southwark
Rochester
Westminster
Provo
Quamrs
Wes School
Charles ‘Townshend
Stanhope
St. Asaph
Nathaniel Ryder
Wm. Parker
Mayo
St. George
Gosting, Clive
Gosling
Richard Burn
Oper
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